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| Increase the chemical and electrical activity in the central and peripheral nervous system |
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| Are drugs such as MDMA, MDA, and MDE |
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| Uppers, synthesize new energy chemicals |
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| Excess, long-term use of cocaine causes paranoia |
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| The reward/pleasure center is in the new brain |
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| Cocaine causes physical and mental effects that already exist in our body |
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| "Smack" is a slang word for "crack" |
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| If a pregnant woman smokes "crack", the drug will not affect the fetus |
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| Most often, a "crack" overdose only causes a very rapid heartbeat and hyperventilation |
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| One of the main reasons for the popularity of "crack" cocaine is the speed of the rush |
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| If tolerance has developed, an amphetamine user needs less of the drug to get high |
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| "Ice" causes fewer heart and blood vessel problems than meth or crack |
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| Caffeine can be found in the cacao tree |
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| Coffee drinking can lower fertility rates |
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| More nicotine enters the body through smoking tobacco than through chewing tobacco |
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| "Bazooko" or basuco is cocaine paste smoked with marijuana or tobacco |
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| Basing or baseballing is a method designed to convert a product which is smoked into a product which can be injected |
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| The 2 strongest stimulants |
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| how many pounds of coca leaves to make 1lb of cocaine |
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| what south american tribe used coca |
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| Native cultures use coca how |
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| by chopping the leaf and putting in the gums or chewing the leaf |
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| cocaine is used to treat sores, how? |
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| by using it as a topical anesthetic |
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| snorting methamphetamine is not popular because |
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| it irritates the nasal mucosa |
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| the active ingredient in tobacco is |
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| smokeless tobacco has fewer health consequences than cigarettes because |
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| what keeps people from quitting smoking |
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| smoking causes what 2 diseased |
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| heart disease and lung cancer |
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| another name for nicotine poisoning |
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| "crack" is another form of |
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| the substance most responsible for cancer in cigarette is |
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| Methcathinone is known on the street as |
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| side effects of cocaine snorting for prolonged periods might include |
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| over-suspicious and paranoid thinking |
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| Of the following, which is the most widely used psychoactive drug in the U.S? |
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| staying awake, constantly moving for 2-3 days and finally crashing is |
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| many users of smokeless tobacco develop a thickening, whitening and harding of tissue in the mouth and gums known as |
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| another name for nicotine poisoning |
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| an intermediate product of the cocaine refinery is |
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| one of the major symptoms of a cocaine withdrawal is |
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| a disruption of neurotransmitter substances resulting in paranoid hallucinatory and hypervigilant thinking is referred to among street users as |
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